Music

Old Gods of Appalachia wouldn't be what it is without the contributions of the amazing artists who work with us to create the show's unique sound, and those kind enough to allow us to use music that inspires us.

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  Landon Blood

  "The Land Unknown"
  "The Bride"
  "As Above, So Below"
  "Hellhound"

  Landon Blood is a musical necromancer currently living in the great state of Louisiana. Capable of summoning ghosts and unchaining spirits with a voice that sounds like your granddaddy's rocking chair harmonizing with the black heart of a coal mine, Landon has been a friend of Old Gods since the very beginning.

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  John Lee Bullard

  "Pretty Polly"

  John Lee Bullard is a musician who plays Roots music ranging from Cigar Box guitars and Banjos in a gritty style that has been receiving a ton of praise from music fans, musicians and writers. Born into a family with a steep music history John Bullard learned to play music at a young age. Learning from music legends such as Lee Sexton of Line Fork Kentucky who was a National Endowment of the Arts award winner, Jack Bunch, Clyde Davenport, George Gibson, and blues musician James Clayton who taught John how to play slide guitar.

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  Those Poor Bastards

  "I Cannot Escape the Darkness"
  "God's Dark Heaven"

  Ugly and broken songs of doom. Those Poor Bastards is Lonesome Wyatt (vocals, guitar) and The Minister (banjo, bass, percussion, backing vocals).

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  Blood on the Harp

  "Build Mama a Coffin"
  "My Entity"

  Steeped in old time Appalachian music with notes of classic country and rock & roll, deep-fried with the eerie cold shoulder of death and despair, Atlanta’s six piece Americana/southern gothic Blood On The Harp dons their blackest attire and darkens the door of Atlanta’s music scene.

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  Keena Graham

  "In the Pines"

  Keena Graham performs vocals and keys for Blood on the Harp, and offers private vocal and piano lessons.

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  Gravesend Weavers

  "Come, Children, Come"

  Gravesend Weavers is what happened when a creeping Eldritch horror and a folk musician accidentally wrote a few songs about the things that live under the roots and the terrors that taunt humanity. An album will emerge soon.

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  Jacob Moore

  "Charcoal Suit"
  "Oyster and Mold"

  Born in the foothills of the Appalachian mountains & raised on DIY punk house shows, Jacob Moore is a songwriter with more than just a fire in his belly. Successfully merging the punk folk of Chuck Ragan & Frank Turner with the catchy melodies of the Goo Goo Dolls, Moore (formerly of Sundale & Dullside) writes melancholy songs you’ll want to learn & play for your friends.

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  Stacie Sexton

  "Pretty Polly"

  Stacie Sexton hails from Whitesburg, Kentucky where she was raised with the musical and creative traditions that shaped generations of coalfield Appalachians. Stacie believes that ethical storytelling is critical to lifting folks up toward holistic representation, and she brought that ethos to her work with Appalshop, the Kentucky Health Justice Network, and as Artistic Director of The Monologues of Lexington.

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